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Ladders or scaffold

supersub_3
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I'm thinking of painting the front of my house - a typical 1920s two-storey terrace with a gable at the front - but don't know what to do about getting up there! Ladder or scaffold? Buy or hire? Anyone done this and got advice on what/how/where/how much?
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Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac0
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If you have enough room around your property, then a scaffold tower is much better and far safer as long as it is erected properly and has outriggers.
I purchased an alloy one from ebay a few years ago and it has been extremely useful, but it is a pain to store it and has taken over my garage!0 -
I would also go for a tower - especially in this weather - i was up there last weekend, but the path was slippery, and the ladder went from underneath me and i came tumbling down. Fortunately the car wasn't in the way. I did break a couple of the porch tiles though.2014 running challenge 471.95 km / 1000 km.0
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Why are people replying to this thread the thread was bumped up due to a spammer, this thread is 16 months old0
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